Johnson County High School - Wyomalo Yearbook (Buffalo, WY)

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0F14 .. . ' V ,. es.- 1 F, v -- . .. 4 , Zv i ' 5. f fri- st, ,. Q ,. ,, 5 -I e- .gtg h , M wiiel-st-44.t. r 's V ., SENIOR S EDNA KITCHEL Edna is about to succumb to X, Y and Z. We don't know much about her except she is always on hand when needed by the class. 'KENNETH DeVORSS Vies with Co1'py for the Head Blue-beard of HA The J. C. H. S. He really studies once in rx while. too: surprising how he finds the time with so many social activities. JOHN BROCK most likeable fellow. 'l'his is invariably the first impression upon meeting John. Immediately following come impressions of friendliness, thoughtfulness and depend- ability. He is an old stand by. Better than any written comment is the ever ready praise of his friends. JESSIE HOTCHKISS only girl in the class who has the dis- tinction of curls. However, curls do not make an old fashioned girl these days. For an all round senior girl apply to Jessie. She is active in school activities and nev- eral things on the side. We will miss her not only for her gum chewing and curls but for her good disposition and looks. JUDY ROSE If you want to know anything, if you want any hclp in your English, or if you want any typing done ask Judy. She's 'there with a bang and believe me you'll miss her next year. Not everyone can sec something funny in trouble. HAROLD CORP Alias Habeas Corpus, alias Corpy. A tall, dark, handsome lad, always an object of admiring glances of the fair sex. Very careful not to study too hard, but man- ages to get by nevertheless. He enjoys playing football. Helps to relieve the monotony of dull classes by his droll humor and amusing pranks. He is ri gal- lant cavalier, despite his hashfulness. MAX HUGHES A handsome ladies' man who possesses other accomplishments. Excels as a musician and as a debater and is our shining light in school dramatics. A B'eau Brummel in dress, a Lord Chesterfield in demeanor. He has high standing as a student but is always willing to help a fellow classman with a lesson. We will remember him for his happy disposition and polished man- ners. ANNA MAE SHERIDAN A tall, quiet girl usually ranking near the head of her class. Takes more interest in her studies than in members of the opposite sex. She makes up in brains what rhe lacks in height. Stands high as a de- bater: played the part of a villainess in the public speaking play, Anna Mae is a member of Mr. Shaw's test-ridden, first period Chemistry class. .. o fgixf, , , M 1 9 2 9 TWENTY-SEVEN

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4-IOM4 -- . A ll 44MB'bs5l- , - Axe .-445.-ggi?-,, -- ,,,- 1 1 ' . A - . ' wa, , J I XX -f . -e , . . .. i - Nr--e, shy. ., - - A 45- 1- fm. ts'-s--Pfweprzwz M -M ' A r --MMG NU -V w . 1 9 2 TWENTY-SIX SENIOR S M1-:RVIN BUCKINGHAM Page John B'arrymore the second. With his Roman nose and his way with the wim- men Mervin is a dangerous man. What would those long study periods have been without him and the other two mosquitfos? DOROTH EA KNEPPER Anyone even remotely connected with J. C. H. S. who has heard But Mr. Shaw knows that Dorothea has been called on too frequently in that awful first period Chemistry class. Dorothea won an em- blazoned shield as a debater and scholar. BEVERLY BLAKE ln school activities Bebs has been a shining light. She has had a finger in every pud- ding and has gotten her share of the plums! She is the fair one who won and held the heart of the school sheik and :Lth- lete. Beverly will leave a vacancy which botn the faculty and Louie will have a hard time to fill. BOBBY SMITH general favorite Bobby has no rival. He has served as general manager and chap- erone of the team, ordered their tea and toast, heard their complaints, and paid their bill. Once he hopped on the last car as the train pulled out, yanked the cork and saved the day. Juniors! You may develop his successor but we have our doubts. HARLOW FREEMAN 1Notice the hair please! Has been president of the class of '29 for four consecutive years. Need we say more? He is happy most of the time, save when an original test is given in Geometry. He delighted us in the Junior plays of '28 and '29. RUTH FREESE Has that type of beauty which gentlemen pre- fer-blonde. She can easily be traced by her pleasant little giggle as well as by her chatter. Her chief indoor sport is informing Mr. Shaw that tests aren't necessary. She doesn't seem to have suc- ceeded very well as yet. HELEN KITCHEL Helen is Edna Mabel's sister: one is never seen without the other. She is acknowl- edged to be the most demure girl in the Senior class. VVe sometimes wonder what she might say if she ever talked! Helen is a young pedagogue and confesses that she intends to stay in the profession more than one year. JOHN QUICK In the two years that John has been with us he has served J. C. H. S. in several roles --A Will Hays in directing stunts for as- semblies, Socrates in learning, and a How- ard Chandler Christy for the Wyomalo.

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